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There are bytes in a gigabyte. There are bytes in a megabyte. How many times greater is the storage capacity of a 1-gigabyte flash drive than a 1-megabyte flash drive?

There are bytes in a gigabyte. There are bytes in a megabyte. How many times greater-example-1
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User Liran
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Answer:

1,000

Explanation:

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User Uskiver
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Answer: third option.

Explanation:

You know that:

- There are 10⁹ bytes in a gigabyte.

- There are 10⁶ bytes in a megabyte.

Then, to know how many times greater the storage capacity of a 1-gigabyte flash drive is than a 1-megabyte flash drive, you must divide 10⁹ bytes by 10⁶ bytes.

Remember the quotient of powers property:


(a^m)/(a^n)=a^((m-n))

Then:


=(10^9)/(10^6)=10^3=1,000 times greater

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